Sentence examples for likely to remind from inspiring English sources

In no other place are Baptists likely to remind a stranger of Verdi.

He is likely to remind a broadly sympathetic Congress where America's duty lies in confronting the "existential threat" to Israel.

In an increasingly secular society, places of worship are less likely to remind them of "a collective moral obligation".

These days Bown is more likely to remind people of Robert Frank, Cartier-Bresson having been ranked with the immortals.

The new sitcom Fleabag is likely to remind many viewers of another recent hit: E4's Bafta-winning Chewing Gum.

It is likely to remind you variously of "Independence Day," "Armageddon," "War of the Worlds" and assorted other space-based yarns.

According to the study, "advertisements displaying beauty-enhancing (rather than problem-solving) products are likely to remind consumers of their own shortcomings".

Would O'Connor be likely to remind a poet, after invoking the tired phrase "a marriage of true minds," that this is "to again quote" Shakespeare?